Heated Ice (Helsa)

Chapter Eighty-Two:

Hans and Anna sat in the carriage quietly, Hans holding the sleeping Elsa in his arms and behind their carriage was Doctor Webster and his nurse, Jane's, carriage.

"Is it weird to hold her?" Anna asked and looked down at her sleeping sister. She looked so peaceful yet the world around her was crumbling down.

"Very weird," Hans nodded. "I'm used to the talkative, cute Elsa. But when she looks like she's sleeping, I just get reminded that she has no control over her body and that she's in this coma. Then I get angry that someone would do this to her. She doesn't deserve this."

"Most of the time the people who are hurt," Anna paused, looking down at her hands. "Don't deserve it." Anna and Hans exchanged a small look then looked opposite ways, not looking at each other for the rest of the ride.

The carriage came to a slow, rolling stop at the front of the house and finally Anna spoke up.

"You bought this for Elsa?" Anna smiled, staring in awe at the house. "Hans, it's beautiful."

"Thank you." He smiled and adjusted Elsa in his arms, exiting the carriage and Anna opened the front door for him. "Could you light a candle? I'll lay her on the couch for now." He asked and she nodded, watching as he laid her down onto the couch. "Here are the matches." He said and handed her a small pack on them, taking some for himself. They lit the candles, making it completely lit up. Webster and Jane stood awkwardly in the door way and Hans set down the left over matches on the kitchen counter. "Who is all staying at the house tonight? I am."

"I will, since I'm her nurse." Jane said, closing the front door behind her.

"Since Jane will be staying, I won't need to." Doctor Webster stated and looked over to Elsa briefly.

"I can't stay, the kiddos need me for breakfast." Anna said and frowned a little. She really did want to be with Elsa while this whole situation was happening.

"Okay. I'll show everyone our bedroom, so you know where she'll be." Hans said and they all walked upstairs, quickly seeing the bedroom then Hans brought Elsa up and laid her gently onto the bed. "Jane, I'll be sleeping up here but you can sleep in the guest room. It's right down the hall."

"Thank you, Sir." She nodded. "I'll be going to sleep if you don't need me."

"We should be okay." Hans nodded and Jane left, leaving them to go sleep.

"Goodnight, Elsa." Anna whispered next to her and kissed her forehead, rubbing her hair down and flat. "I'm going to go back to the castle now."

"Okay. Thank you for being here, she'd be happy that you were." Hans smiled down to Elsa then look up to Anna. "Get back to the castle safe, okay?"

"I will. Thank you." Anna hugged Hans briefly then left the house.

"I'll make random check ups and if she does wake up before I get here, please tell me. I'd like to see how her state of mind is." Doctor Webster said to Hans.

"Of course." Hans nodded, walking downstairs with Doctor Webster. "Have a goodnight. Drive back safely." Hans said to him while he was walking out to his carriage. Hans locked the door tightly and one by one started blowing out the candles and headed back upstairs to sleep next to Elsa, making sure to lock their bedroom door too.